Midget Type: The lv Eye Type
A note describes the smallest type ever set, the lv eye type at two points high, highlighting a historical typography detail.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
2
A note describes the smallest type ever set, the lv eye type at two points high, highlighting a historical typography detail.
A quirky note discusses dandruff and a crude oil tonic claim. It mentions Linde Gil wills and asserts workers seldom suffer dandruff while crude oil acts as an excellent tonic. The text reflects a scattered, informal discussion on personal care and remedies.
New York Pari Fas Fashions surveys greeting card history from ancient times to 1929. It traces early messages on stone, clay, papyrus, and jewels to modern cards, notes fashion trends for Thanksgiving and Christmas designs, etiquette, and the rise of personal signatures and deluxe etchings.
Mr Paumie mans Parisian Dye House at 60 West Galena St Butte Montana offers French dyeing and cleaning service with satisfaction guaranteed and invites outside work. phone 516 ad.
A pocket veto occurs when a chief executive lets a bill lapse by not signing or vetoing it as the legislative session ends within the window to return a measure. The measure thus dies without an explicit veto.
A substantial shipment of silver foxes travels from Canada to ranches in the Italian Alps where conditions are favorable for fox farming and the industry shows steady growth.
The Great Larry, a three masted vessel built in 1509, is noted as the first warship of the British Navy and the first double-decker built in England at a cost of 72,414 dollars.
A brief Ohio State Journal quips about the idea that any soup labeled cream must be good, reflecting satirical commentary on common food labels and public notions.
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